Touch Controls

Touch Controls lets you run a round from a touchscreen at your PC while GSPro plays on your projector. It puts GSPro's buttons on the touchscreen. Each button presses GSPro's own key, and GSPro stays in front on the projector the whole time. You get the buttons from the phone remote's four GSPro pages, Play, Shot, View and Pad, side by side on one screen. Touch Controls runs on your PC alone. It doesn't need the internet, a phone or the phone remote.

• Connect your touchscreen to the PC and check that your taps land on that screen. If they land on another screen, first follow "Make your taps land on your touchscreen" below.
• Touch Controls presses keys only in GSPro, and only while GSPro is in front.

Turn Touch Controls on

1. In the editor, press Settings…, then open Screens.
2. Turn on the Touch Controls switch.
3. Under Touch Controls opens on, choose your touchscreen.

Add the Touch Controls tile

1. Open the editor and press ＋ Add tile.
2. Under What does it do?, choose Touch Controls. This tile opens Touch Controls without starting a program. Touch Controls is available only while its switch is on.
3. Press Add tile. The tile is named TOUCH CONTROLS unless you type a name first.

Play a round with Touch Controls

1. On the home screen, tap the Touch Controls tile. Touch Controls fills your touchscreen.
2. Start GSPro from its tile as usual. If GSPro is already running when you tap the Touch Controls tile, Touch Controls automatically brings GSPro to the front.
3. Tap a button. It flashes green, and the line at the top shows "Sent:" and the button's name.

Close Touch Controls

1. Tap the × in the top-right corner. Touch Controls also closes automatically when GSPro closes.

Make your taps land on your touchscreen

If you have more than one screen, Windows can send your touchscreen's taps to another screen, often the main display. You only need to set this up once in Windows:

1. Open Windows display settings, click your touchscreen and select "Make this my main display".
2. Press Windows+R, type shell:::{80F3F1D5-FECA-45F3-BC32-752C152E456E} and press Enter. Tablet PC Settings opens.
3. On the "Display" tab, press "Setup…", then choose "Touch input".
4. A white prompt fills one screen at a time. Tap it when it appears on your touchscreen. Press Enter when it appears on any other screen.
5. Return to display settings, click the screen that was your main display and select "Make this my main display" again.
6. Unplug the touchscreen's USB cable, wait 5 seconds and plug it back in. Your taps land on the touchscreen from then on.
7. Check each screen's resolution in display settings. Changing the main display can change the resolution.

Setting	Where	What it does	Default
Touch Controls	Settings > Screens	Lets you add a Touch Controls tile and open Touch Controls.	Off
Touch Controls opens on	Settings > Screens	The screen that Touch Controls fills.	The main display

• Hold Fast-forward roll to keep the ball rolling. GSPro rolls the ball while you hold the button.
• Under Aim, tap Left or Right to nudge your aim, or hold either button to sweep your aim.
• Mulligan and Fullscreen each work with a single tap.
• If Touch Controls opens on the main display, it covers the home screen while it is open. Tap the × to return to the home screen.
• If you turn Touch Controls off, its tile stays on your home screen. Tapping the tile tells you Touch Controls is off.

What you see	What to do
"GSPro isn't on screen."	Another window is in front of GSPro. Tap Back to GSPro, then tap your button again.
"GSPro isn't running."	Start GSPro from its tile.
"The Touch Controls screen isn't connected."	Touch Controls opened on the main display. Turn on or connect your touchscreen, close Touch Controls with the × and tap its tile again.
"Two screens look the same."	RoomCaddie can't tell your screens apart. Choose your touchscreen again under Touch Controls opens on.
"Touch Controls is off."	Turn on the Touch Controls switch in Settings > Screens.
Your taps move the pointer on another screen	Follow "Make your taps land on your touchscreen" above.